Halle Berry is one of today's most acclaimed actresses, someone who's versatile enough to handle any type of genre and really excel at it. With her next film "John Wick: Chapter 3" being released, I took a look at my personal top five favorite Halle Berry films.
**THERE WILL BE NO SPOILERS**
#5
The Call
In this tense thriller, Halle Berry stars as a 911 operator whose mistake cost a young girl her life, and now sets out to right her wrong by helping another female who's been kidnapped escape from her captor. Berry gives a strong performance and showcases both vulnerability and determination to not let the mistakes of the past affect the outcome of her future.
#4
Swordfish
In this thriller, Halle Berry stars as a no-nonsense femme fatale who works for John Travolta's character Gabriel Shear, who's planning on stealing nine billion dollars through a computer worm. Berry is tough as nails, and gives a fearless performance alongside greats like Travolta, Hugh Jackman, and Don Cheadle.
#3
Cloud Atlas
It was a huge undertaking, and not without its risks. "Cloud Atlas" centers around several actors (including Berry and Tom Hanks) whose characters span five centuries and tells a love story as strong as anything you could imagine. Filled with tremendous performances, stellar effects and one-of-a-kind transformations, this epic is truly worth seeing, and Berry gives a stellar performance.
#2
X2: X-Men United
Before the MCU made superhero movies something worth seeing, other franchises tried their hand to make something successful. The X-Men franchise has had its ups and downs, but one of the best in the series is "X2," where Halle Berry plays the X-Man Storm. She performs with high action prowess but also gives Storm an emotional center that made her a compelling character.
#1
Monster's Ball
The film that earned Halle Berry her first Academy Award, "Monster's Ball" focuses on broken people coming together, but secrets could also rip them apart. Co-starring Billy Bob Thornton and Heath Ledger, "Monster's Ball" solidified Halle Berry as a Hollywood A-lister, and proves that she's one of this generation's best actresses.
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